On Thu, 22 Oct 1998, Aaron Digulla wrote:
> Quoting Nick Silberstein ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
>
> > > Yes, all messages from *linuxconf* (and the tools which it runs) are
> > > stored in these logs but not the boot-messages of the linux kernel
> > > (harddisks found, status of fsck, SCSI bus, etc).
> > Try dmesg.
>
> I know dmesg. Why does linuxconf clear the screen in the first place ?
It is done by ncurses. All this information (dmesg) is available in the
boot logs (not linuxconf logs) classified by date.
> Also, where are the colors selected ? I want to replace the yellow (which
> I can't read in an xterm) with black.
Use the mono mode. You can even lock this feature in the "features" menu
and linuxconf will always use black and white. There are not changeable
setting for colors other than that. to fix that, one must edit the source
in dialog/diaetc.cc if I recall.
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